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Benitez was very lucky to receive 10 years’ probation and fines. He was reckless and caused the death of a young girl. Le and her sister were in the car with Benitez, Le was partially ejected from the car and decapitated and “Benitez drove several blocks with the Le's body hanging out, then dumped Le and her 14-year-old sister at 4th and Angelina. He then drove off.” It was truly a miracle that he received probation. He violated his probation five times, which means that Benitez has zero regard for the gift he was given and he needs to be incarcerated.
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KIII TV South Texas (2011). Teenage girl killed in Beaumont accident, charges pending for teen driver. http://www.kiiitv.com/story/14647635/decapitated-bodt-found-at-beaumont-accident-police-investigating

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